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NOT 04 THE GEANT LAND.
Under the Acte W Congress o f June
S, 1878, and March 8, 1801, resident,
o f the state o f Oregon are permitted
to take timber free o f charge from
the vacant, nnreeerved, non-mineral
public lands o f the state, not within
national forests, fee their own uses
for building, agricultural, mining or
other domestic purposes, but not for
barter gr sale, under rules and regula-
tione proscribed by the Secretary o f
the Interior.
Copies o f those rules
and regulations m ay be secured by ap­
plication to the <!hief o f Field Divi­
sion, General Land Office, 810 Coatom
Hones, Portland, Oregon.
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foundries, w oodw orking, machine
and repair shops or general manufactur­
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satisfaction* They are clean, reliable and
econom ical and have large productive
capacity.
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Indescribable.
Every house in the
Whole village was destroyed.
We
dragged the villagers eue after an­
other out o f the m oot unlikely corners.
The man were shot eg w ell. a the
women and children whs were la the
souvent, since shots had been fired
from the eonveut windows; and wa
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lands embraced within the Oregon
California Railroad Grant, title to
which has been revested in the Gov­
ernment, ere not vacant, unreserved,
non-mineral public lands within the
meaning o f the above Acta o f Con­
gress, and that there is no authority
for the granting o f permieison to cut
or racnovo timber from these londa.
Therefore, any person cutting or re­
moving timber from said Oregon A
California Railroad Great lands must
be considered a trespasser, and sub­
ject to prosecution under the law* o f
the United States.
known to man, tha m vlngs
bank book is tha one that
w fll
coma
in
handiest
days o f troubla.
Got one of
these books by opening an
account with this bank.
The inhabitants m ight have escaped
the penalty by handing over the guil­
ty and paying 1*000 fram e.
“The inhabitants fired as our men
again. The division took drastic steps
to stop the villages being burnt and
the inhabitants being shot. Tha pret­
ty little village o f G as d 'O rn e, how­
ever, was apparently eat on fire with­
out cause. A cyclist feO off his ma­
chine and hie rifle want off. Ho im­
mediately said ha had basa shot ah
A ll tha inks hi tante ware burnt in the
houses. I hope there w ill bo no more
in
It
dosant taka much to start
a s account and it w ill grow
am asiagly if you give it at-
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Commercial and Saving Deposits
COQUILLE
TH E
PERFECT CONFIDENCE.
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OREGON
FRIEND
Wisconsin
E. E. JOHNSON
Also a com plete line o f
Lumber, Dry Finish Rustic,
Mouldings, Boxes
and Crates
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